I looked at it. The features aren’t worth the price at all.
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Technology•I lost my job after AI recruitment tool assessed my body language, says make-up artistEnglish
421·2 years agoYeah, I am very likely autistic. I wonder when the lawsuits will start.
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Autism•Society loves autistic coded characters more than they love actual people with autismEnglish
13·2 years agoPeople used to tell me that I reminded them of Sheldon from tbbt as though that was a compliment.
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Technology•Blade Runner director Ridley Scott calls AI a "technical hydrogen bomb" | "we are all completely f**ked"English
4·2 years agoI agree, yet for some reason celebrities who are not qualified to comment on these things have their voices amplified by the media.
Dear YouTube, if anyone there ever reads this.
I tried not to block ads, I would let the preroll go and usually not skip it.
I started skipping ads when they started getting long. I recall some were several minutes long at times.
I started leaving videos part way through when there were mid-roll ads, and those got long enough that I’d often forget what I was even watching.
I started blocking the ads outright when I would be watching a relaxing video, and a very loud mid-roll ad would blow out my goddamn eardrums.
Fuck you YouTube. You abused your users, you chased off good content creators, and now you’re offering people no carrot and all stick. How about you offer to match the volume of the ads to the videos, limit the length of ads to something reasonable, and nicely tell viewers that you are making ads less annoying and that unblocking the ads helps pay the content creators.
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Technology•3D-printed carrot does not rely on large areas of land or maintenance costs, can be cheaperEnglish
8·2 years agoSomeone please explain to me how 3D printing vegetables could be cheaper or more efficient than just growing them?
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Sync for Lemmy•Sync is back on the Play Store, but it's not a third-party Reddit app anymoreEnglish
302·2 years agoA fellow RiFugee
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Mildly Infuriating•Updated my Samsung phone and it installed unwanted appsEnglish
1·2 years agoThat seems rather shitty. Can I not blame Samsung for making and selling a phone my carrier can push unwanted software on without my consent?
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Mildly Infuriating•Updated my Samsung phone and it installed unwanted appsEnglish
1·2 years agoWho makes it so the carrier can do this? Samsung, or Android (Google)?
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Mildly Infuriating•Updated my Samsung phone and it installed unwanted appsEnglish
74·2 years agoNot cool, Samsung.
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politics •Biden confronts a 'pissed-off generation' of young voters who may be decisive in 2024English
44·2 years agoYears ago I heard a joke, I am pretty sure it was on Royal Canadian Air Farce (the chicken cannon was the best part). The joke went “Canadians don’t vote for who they want, they vote against who they don’t want.”
You are living up to that joke.
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Ask Lemmy•What's a company secret you can share now that you no longer work there?
8·2 years agoThis one doesn’t surprise me. I remember a recording of a guy in India doing a job interview over the phone. He had a friend on a other phone giving him the answers to the test questions. The person giving the interview heard enough in the background to figure this out, and gave the cheater tips on how to be less obvious next time.
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Ask Lemmy•What's a company secret you can share now that you no longer work there?
3·2 years agoMy impression is that being an MSP is a turn-key solution. A bigger company sells you the tools, training and support staff so you can cosplay as an IT company. The companies providing the tools, training and staff are making you dependent on them too, as well as making bank referring you to their partner solution providers.
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Ask Lemmy•What's a company secret you can share now that you no longer work there?
5·2 years agoThe ISP here does exactly that.
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Ask Lemmy•What's a company secret you can share now that you no longer work there?
4·2 years agoMy boss paid for contacts from a lead generation company. Said company provided us with a bunch of names and phone numbers, and said they had called to make sure the clients were interested before providing us the list.
When I called, I would get told off and the prospective clients would tell me they had never heard of us and didn’t get any calls prior. I reported this to my boss. He went back to the leads company with this and they told him “oh, we definitely called these people” and that was good enough for my boss.
Thank God he scrapped that lead generation plan. I don’t know how much he paid the lead generation company, but I’d wager they wrote a web scraper for school and ISP contacts and just sent him that list.
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Ask Lemmy•What's a company secret you can share now that you no longer work there?
26·2 years agoI worked for a company that was also a small ISP. If the internet service for our clients went down we were not allowed to tell them the truth. We either had to blame the upstream provider, or act like we had just heard about it and were looking into it.
My parents raised me with unfortunate views, as did the churches they forced me to attend. It was only through life experience that I came to realize they were wrong.
Violence didn’t help me, it made me feel isolated and more inclined to think that those using violence against me didn’t have rational arguments against my views.
Violence doesn’t win arguments, and it should be a last resort, using it for instant gratification is a sure strategy to prolong conflict.



This is the first I’m hearing about the content creators getting paid out of the deal. YouTube needs to do a better job of letting people know this.